An asset, stock, or company is considered undervalued when its market price is lower than its intrinsic worth, often due to market inefficiency or temporary negativity. Investors and analysts use this concept to identify potential bargains, aiming to profit as the market corrects the price. Value investors, particularly those following Warren Buffett’s principles, benefit most from spotting undervalued opportunities for long-term gains.
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